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A sense of déjà vu ensues as Tin HiFi delivers the definitive update to their classic T2. Read on to see if the brand new T2 Plus has the makings…
Review: Shure RMCE-BT2 – Utilitarian Wireless for MMCX IEMs.
A review that’s a lot late to the game, but a new price makes this Bluetooth cable a contender. We here at Headphonesty pride ourselves in delivering reviews of the…
Review: Shanling ME100 – Fundamentally Right
After long-time exploration in the digital audio player (DAP) and amplifier markets, Shanling decided to take a leap of faith and enter the in-ear monitors (IEMs) market with their ME100,…
Review: NXEars Basso – When Science Meets Music
Led by former Knowles employee, Casey Ng who participated in NuForce NE, HEM and Primo line-ups development, NXEars Basso addressed the “occlusion effect” which all audiophiles are facing with their…
Review: TIN HiFi T2000 – Innovative Disappointment
With the T2000, TIN HiFi brought some innovative features to the True Wireless market but the sound quality left much to be desired. General Usage See Score Breakdown Audiophile Score…
Review: Etymotic ER2SE – Neutrality Embodied
The new ER2SE from Etymotic is the best performing IEM in the sub-USD$150 price range. Can anyone deny that we’re in a flavor-of-the-month driven market? Every year, at least…
Review: Dunu DK-2001 – The Topaz
In the final part of 2019, DUNU DK-2001 successfully replaced the DN series with the latest technologies of 2020 standards, bringing to it numerous key improvements. Introduction Since 1994, DUNU…
Review: Xiaomi HIFI Hybrid Earphones (Mi Quad) – Made from Diamonds!
The Xiaomi HIFI Hybrid combines unusually high-quality materials and good engineering design into a small sophisticated package with excellent Bluetooth sonic quality. The Xiaomi HIFI Hybrid (Mi Quad) will appeal…
Review: Shuoer Tape – The Beginning of Something New
With the Tape, Shuoer aims to bring the legendary performance of electrostatic technology to the budget IEM market. The term “electrostatic” carries with it a kind of mysticism in the…
TINHIFI T4 vs TINHIFI T3 | Comparison Review
The TINHIFI T4 is like a breath of fresh air in this Chi-fi IEM market obsessed with the number of drivers you can squeeze into a tiny frame. In a…
Review: FiiO FH7 – The Awe Of Attraction
Through the years, we watched as fledgling company FiiO grow from seed to sprout to splendour. Today we look at their finest earphones, the FH7, another touchstone in their meteoric…
Review: Kinera SIF – The “Yang” Energy
With the release of Kinera Seed (Yin), Kinera completes the concept of dualism in Chinese Philosophy with the launch of Kinera SIF (Yang) to cater to different needs from the…
Review: Campfire Audio IO – Love You 3000
With much effort, innovation, and creativity, Campfire Audio launches their new midrange in-ear monitor (IEM) IO, redefining the category benchmark. Campfire Audio announced the launch of two new models, Campfire…
Review: BGVP DM7 – The Evolution Statement
BGVP is back, hungry for more, looking to prove that it’s better than ever through the release of BGVP DM7 – the natural successor to its renowned sibling, the DM6.…
Review: Tin HiFi P1 – Traversing Brave New Frontiers
A budget in-ear monitor (IEM) from China is nothing new. But how about a budget Chinese IEM with a planar magnetic driver inside? It’s the real thing with no gimmicks,…
